Casascius bar owner gets less physical, moves BTC to wallet after 13 years
“This was more about staying safe than suddenly getting rich,” said a crypto user who converted a 100-BTC Casascius bar they bought in 2012.
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“This was more about staying safe than suddenly getting rich,” said a crypto user who converted a 100-BTC Casascius bar they bought in 2012.
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